The visa officer will have no reason to deny you a PRTD because you will still be able to meet the 730 day residency obligation within 5 years of becoming a PR.
However, if you have your PR card mailed to you, you won't need a PRTD in the first place unless you need to return to Canada before receiving your PR card.
You have to be present in Canada for 730 days, or 2 years of every 5. I wouldn't cut it that close however, as you'll want to allow yourself additional time for traveling, of if you need to leave the country due to family emergency or something. 2.5 years is probably a safer idea than being absent for 3.
Congrats!!! Once you get the PR card could you please update which photo they used, whether the ones received on Aug 21st or Sep 5th. That would give us an idea which date IRCC is processing.
The counter of 61 days restarts from zero if photos are requested. Since photos were asked from me, I assume it should be within 61 days now. My landing date is 02-Jul.
The counter of 61 days restarts from zero if photos are requested. Since photos were asked from me, I assume it should be within 61 days now. My landing date is 02-Jul.
My wife's photos were received at CIC on 29-Aug and her card approved on 18-Oct and received on 23rd. Mine and kids' photos were received at CIC on 26-Sep and we are waiting for our cards.
I am a CEC Inland, did the flagpoling on Oct 29th. trying to link my application, couldn't do so.
Can anybody tell the process of having the SIN no. changed after landing?
Is your application still in progress. Normally what I read in this forum within 3-4 days of status "Documents being reviewed" it changes to approved. Hoping yours get approved today.
I am a CEC Inland, did the flagpoling on Oct 29th. trying to link my application, couldn't do so.
Can anybody tell the process of having the SIN no. changed after landing?